NIM007810 - Construct Features tool fails with error message "Failed to construct features" when attempting to construct polygons from lines.NIM007801 - Cannot specify an output format other than a GRID with the TIN to Raster command.NIM007535 - When applying classify renderer to a raster catalog, user defined class breaks are not retained within a map document.NIM007248 - ArcMap hangs when adding a field to a shapefile after using the Select by Attributes dialog box and leaving the dialog box open.NIM006830 - Definition queries do not work on non-OID tables, including xy event layers.NIM006823 - When zooming in and using the Identify tool during a redraw, the values returned are NoDATA.NIM006127 - Using Copy Raster fails with JPG 2000 if the output is greater than 4GB.NIM006017 - Extents for a MrSID file are not read correctly in ArcGIS 9.2 if the.NIM005662 - TIFF images stored as line by line display slower in 9.2.This issue does not affect pre-rendered caches. The areas in the image that are of RGB value 255, 255, 255, will be transparent. The server does this when an image does not exist in the cache or is unavailable. Second, a cached map service may respond with an image rendered on the fly instead of an image stored in the cache. First, the resampling of the image may slightly change the RGB value of white areas from 255, 255, 255 (which will be transparent) to another value, e.g., 254, 255, 255 (which will not be transparent). Areas of the map service where this occurs may not be consistent due to two reasons. NIM035014): ArcMap incorrectly renders as transparent all white (RGB value of 255, 255, 255) areas of an ArcGIS Server Map Service. Issues previously addressed with Service Pack 1, and included in Service Pack 6ĪrcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Engine and ArcGIS Server.Issues previously addressed with Service Pack 2, and included in Service Pack 6.Issues previously addressed with Service Pack 3, and included in Service Pack 6.
Issues previously addressed with Service Pack 4, and included in Service Pack 6.Issues previously addressed with Service Pack 5, and included in Service Pack 6.New issues addressed with Service Pack 6.The previous fixes released in Service Pack 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 ArcGIS 9.2 Service Pack 6 contains a number of new fixes as well as all
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